Naughty or Nice?

     Can you believe it's September already!  Christmas will be here before we know it.  Tammy is getting jump on the rush to get our Christmas cards done by releasing this brand new A Day For Daisies collection for the holidays called "Merry and Bright".  The image I've used is called "Santa with Kids".  I used some of the few scraps of Basic Grey's Jovial collection I had leftover from last year.  For the image I used a Nestabilities die to create a pop up frame to go over the image and I used my MS score board to add a little embossing to it.  The stamp is colored with Copics and edges with a little Frayed Burlap Distress ink.  The sentiment is a K and Company chipboard piece I covered with cardstock, inked and, hand wrote the sentiment onto.  The snowflake was created with a QuicKutz die, covered in embossing powder and sprinkled with Diamond Dust.  You can find this image in Tammy's store here.
     Don't forget our new challenge at the ADFD blog starts today.
     I'd like to enter this card into the following challenges:

Simon Says Stamp and Show--anything goes for their special blog hop
Crafty Ribbons--festive cheer in September
Divas by Design--Christmas in August
For Fun Challenges--Christmas
Designed2Delight--Christmas for a child

     Have a fabulous weekend!


Supplies

Papers:  Basic Grey, Bazzill, Recollections, Georgia Pacific, Copic X-Press It Blending card
Stamp:  A Day For Daisies "Santa and Kids"
Ink:  Frayed Burlap Distress ink
Copics:
            skin E000, E00, E02
            hair and beard E25,W1
            clothing  BG72, BG78, C0, E25, E27, E29, E53, E55, E57, N1, N3, N5, N7, R35,
                          R37, R39, YG93, YG97, YG99
            list  E50, E51
            shading W1, W3
Tools:  QuicKutz snowflake die, EK Success Scalloped Scallop edge punch, Nestabilities Labels Eight (S5-019), Marvy Uchida heat gun, Martha Stewart score board
Miscellaneous:  Celebrate It ribbon, Recollections pearls and brads, lace from my stash, K and Company chipboard,  Ranger Bridal Tinsel embossing powder, Versamark, Glossy Accents, Diamond Dust, Inkadinkado Blending Chalk